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Choose a Page:Ritual BathMirror Covers*Loutrophous*EarringWomen in BakeryLekythosGreek Women Loutrophous The loutrophous was a special ceremonial vase which carried the water used for the brides ritual bath. The bride might offer a small vase to the gods either at the time of her engagement or after she was married.   Previous: Back Book: The Greeks Section: Spotlight on Ancient Greeks Chapter: Greek Women